Nim sighed "It's been a bad day huh? I just wish everything went our way today and my pancakes are bouncy. Watch." She picked up a pancake and bounced it on the floor. It looked like a misshapen basketball. "I'll be back" She got up and grabbed some toast that looked and felt okay and sat back down diging in.

Revan smiled at her over his vaffle. "Tomorrow may be better, dear," was all he said before returning his attention hungrily back to the vaffles.

Nim smiled and held on to that thought. He always knew how to make her feel better and she loved that about him. "So what now?" She asked dusting crumbs of her robes and trying to get the butter off her lips descretely

Revan watched Nim. She always cheered him up. Always a funny plan or something. He smiled at her. "I desire only to be with you. I desire only to be with you, and together we can forget how bad today has been. We can whipe out that memory if we will the evening with good things..." He caressed her cheek again. "We can go to your room, or my room, and just... Relax. I think we both need that now."

Nim sighed into his caress. "Relaxing sounds good right about now. How about we use your room, mine's a bit messy." She confessed, a slight blush tinting her cheeks. Standing she frowned at a tickle in her nose and resisted the urge to sneeze. Her nose scrunched in what her father called her cute 'I don't want to sneeze/no way am i doing that' way. Latching onto Revans hand she walked with him to his room and looked forward to a relaxing night.

Nim waltzed into the hall on Revans arm. She had never been happier than she was now, except when her mum was alive. She sat down and sighed in happiness, digging into her porridge. "Right" She said between mouthfuls "Have you seen Vinara or Hudine lately?"

Revan frowned between the bites of his toast. "hmm... No, I don't recall seeing them in a while.. Strange! I haven't noticed their absence, actually. I have been to buisy watching you.." He winked at her, and caressed her hair again, smiling peacefully. He found himself at peace when with her. Nothing seemed to be very urgent... Just the two of them, together...

Nim giggled and blushed lightly. "Oh well. Their loss, my gain." She continued eating her porridge, a thoughtful frown on her face as she contemplated the new girl and the plan forming carefully in her mind.

Revan ate in silence, just watching Nim with a smile. She was pretty when she was planning. Besides, when she was, he didn't like to disturb her. Plans were good things, if they were good enough. And the more she was allowed to concentrate, the better the plans would be.

Nim finally roused from her planning mind and smiled quite evilly. "I've got it!" She practically screamed, then ducked her head as a few eyes turned towards her. "When the magicians have finished with this new girl" She whispered to Revan "she has to get a room right? She needs somewhere to stay after all. I doubt they'll bind her powers if she's as powerful as the rumours say. So she needs a room and a little welcoming party. She's from the slums right so i think my Raka might be a good idea. I may have to get some more though." "Anyway i think basically that once she gets a room it may be a good idea for me to pay her a little visit, say hello, offer some Raka, that kind of thing. First we make friends and then we offer a place for her in the trouble making. If she doesn't want it it's no big deal, after all LD doesn't make much trouble but she's still a friend." Nim waited to see what Revan thought and to see if it may actually work. "You know what, let's forget about that for now, we have Warrior Theory to get to." Nim stood and grabbed her things "Oh great i've forgot my note book. I'll meet you there hun." She rushed out of the food hall and to her room.

Revan smiled at her, and witheld a laugh. She was so enthusiastic when she got something on her mind! Just another trait of hers which he loved. But then it was the new girl... Revan knew they could have a problem, as everytime she had seen him, no matter how friendly he had tried to behave, she had had this... outburst, of sorts. He sighed, but decided not to let this ruin his day. There were so many things to be happy about. With a smile he headed for the class, after ensuring he had actually brought his book.

Nim slipped into a seat at her usual table. The food hall was packed with people after the ceremony. She looked for familiar faces as she chewed her muesli and drank her orange juice.

Revan snuck up behind her, and hugged her. "Hello there..." He grinned, and sat down next to her. He hadn't brought any food yet. "I guess I should congratulate you with your guardian! I knew he would make it. And so did you, I think," he said and winked, before stealing a mouthful of her orange juice with a naughty grin.

Nim jumped when Revan hugged her and had to resist the urge to slap him on the arm. "Stop stealing my orange juice." She scolded gently "Get your own." "I'm glad he took the job it wasn't exactly something he could pass up." She smiled and laughed a little.

Revan grinned. "No, it wasn't. Speaking of guardians, have you seen mine lately? I've been looking for him, you see..." He shrugged. "Just a moment." And a moment later he returned with a toast and some orange juice. "That's better."